Black Culture Connection

Explore Black history and culture though films, stories, and voices across public media.

Welcome to PBS' Black Culture Connection. This is a place where we celebrate Black experiences, learn Black history, and uplift Black voices. Come for the documentaries, stay for the Block Parties.

Black Folks Camp, Too

From WHUT: Black Folks Camp Too aims to promote inclusivity in the outdoor industry. This episode will explore the barriers that prevented black people from enjoying the outdoors and the industry's future.

This is the first episode of "We Are Here," a compelling six-part series that showcases the presence and contributions of Black people in sports and activities where they are often underrepresented. From cycling to camping, golfing, race cars, and powerlifting, this series reveals inspiring stories of communities fostering inclusivity and promoting healthy lifestyles within the Black community. Join us to celebrate these remarkable journeys.

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The Neutral Ground

POV

The Neutral Ground documents New Orleans’ fight over monuments and America’s troubled romance with the Lost Cause. In 2015, director CJ Hunt was filming the New Orleans City Council’s vote to remove four confederate monuments. But when that removal is halted by lawsuits and death threats, CJ sets out to understand why a losing army from 1865 still holds so much power in America.

Streaming until Oct. 15

Supa Modo

from AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange

Jo, a witty 9-year-old terminally ill girl, is taken back to her rural village of Maweni to live out the rest of her short life. Her only comfort during these dull times are her dreams of being a superhero, which prove to be something her rebellious teenage sister Mwix, overprotective mother Kathryn and entire community believe they can fulfill.

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The Express Way with Dulé Hill

A premium documentary series that explores the power of the arts. Led by renowned actor, dancer, and singer, Dulé Hill, the series captures diverse artists’ stories from across America, celebrating community, humanity, and the transformative potential of creative expression.

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Climate, Nature & Our Planet

Watch documentaries and read articles from series like NOVA, NATURE, and FRONTLINE about how our climate is changing with the perspective of climate scientists.

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Featured Shows

American Black Journal

From Detroit Public Television

American Black Journal is an historic television program that has been presenting issues and events from African-American perspectives since 1968. Segments feature topics about the arts and culture and also cover community issues such as politics, race, and religion.

Black Issues Forum

From PBS NC

Each week, Black Issues Forum presents a diverse panel of guests who discuss such topics as politics, social concerns, health, education, justice, entertainment, technology and public policy.

Black Voices

From WTTW

BLACK VOICES presents trusted analysis and in-depth conversation about issues that matter to the Black community in Chicago hosted by CHICAGO TONIGHT co-anchor Brandis Friedman.

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Roots Race & Culture

From PBS Utah

Roots, Race & Culture invites audiences into bold and honest conversations about race, identity, and culture, from the perspectives and shared experiences of Utah’s Black and POC communities. Hosts and Producers Lonzo Liggins and Danor Gerald cut through the fluff, tackling tough topics with humor, insight, and empathy.

A PBS SPECIAL EVENT

Welcome to the Block Party!

PBS is celebrating Black History Month by throwing a Block Party! Throughout the month of February, stream new and beloved programs celebrating Black excellence. Whether it’s history, music, documentaries, science or genealogy, PBS is your destination. Join the party at pbs.org/blockparty

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Featured Articles

The Meaning and History of Juneteenth Foods

by PBS | June 16, 2023

Stories of Black Chefs, Food Innovators, and Culinary Historians

by PBS | January 22, 2024

Documentaries About Pioneering Black Artists

by PBS | February 14, 2024

Trailblazing Women in Music History You Should Know

by Beatrice Alvarez | March 17, 2023

History and Facts About Reparations in the U.S.

by PBS | November 27, 2023

60th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

On August 28, 1963 approximately 250,000 people arrived in Washington, D.C. to support the enactment of civil rights legislation. Explore a selection of documentaries about this landmark event in the Civil Rights Movement.